Western appeal., 1887-06-18
ST. PAUL.
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1887.
FErE CHAMpETRE.

FETE CHAMPETRE.
Mr.. C. M. BoNNEAU left Thursday fol
a trip to Minot, Oak.
FETE CHAMPErRE by the WESTERN Ap.
PEAL Co. at Mahtomedi.
DoN'T forget the Fete Champetre by
the WESTERN APPEAL. at Mahtomedi.
Mr.. w. III. BENNETT left this week te
take charge of the hotel at Lake Elmo
MEssRs. H. W. WAKEFIELD and E. J
Liverpool, of Chicago, are in the city fol
short visit.
THE Fete Champetre takes place al
Mahtomedi Tuesday, June 2lst. Every.
body invited.
The first big thing of the season will
be the Fete Champetre, given by the
WESTERN APPEAL.
SOMETHING new will be offered at the
Fete Champetre to be given by the
WESTERN APPEAL Co.
Mrs, ARCHIE Brown, of Des Moines
Iowa, is in the city, the guest of Mrs
Poindexter, II, E. Third.
ALL the talk of the Twin Cities is
about the great Fete Champetre al
Mahtomedi, Tuesday, June 2lst.
The Fete Champetre to be given BY
the WESTERN APPEAL Co., is to surpass
anything eyer given in the Northwest
Miss NELLIE BANKS, of Kansas City,
Mo-, is in the city to spend the summer
She is the guest of Mrs. Harry Howard
222, Fourteenth street.
For RENr-Three nicely furnished
rooms, in private family, pleasantly
located.-Enquire at No. 173 Charles
street. References exchanged.
PROF. J. P BALL, the we'll known pho.
tographer, will be on hand at the Fete
Champetre to make groups of any size,
from five to one hundred. so cents q
copy.
Mr.. N. W. KELLY, of Chicago, was in
the city this week making arrangements
for grand excursion from that city to
this, to be given by the railroad porters,
August 3rd.
REMEMBER that the trains leave the
Union Depot for the Fete Champetre,
Tuesday, as follows: 1O:lO-l2:lO-
4:3O-5:o5-6:O5. Returning, trains leave
Mahtomedi at 2:31-4: :45-6:2 and 9:45.
Go TO Hills Furniture House, No.
4O3, Jackson street where you will find
full line of Household Goods, Furni-
ture, Carpets, ETC., as cheap if not
cheaper than any place in the city. If.
WANTED-A cook and a house maid
for family of two'persons. A splendid
place fer the right parties. The stu
ations are in Saltwater, Mimi. Apply
to this Office either in person or by
letter.
FORT SMELLING BAND goes to Faribault
next Wednesday, to take part in the
military celebration there, returning
Friday, in time to play for the Fete
Champetre at Mahtomedi, Tuesday.
June 2lst.
WISHING a remembrance ofthe Fete
Champetre we intend to form a group of
our friends of both sexes. We desire
something to look at after the grand
Fete Champetre is over. SO we have en-
gagged Prof. ]. P. Ball to take shot at
US. No cards.
The famous Fisk Jubilee Troupe were
In the city three nights this week, en-
trancing our people with their incom-
perable melody. There are nine mem
bers in the troupe, and each one is as
an artist. They are the guests of the
Sherman House.
ILL BE IN ONE OF THosE.--There will |
be several special groups made of the
Of the several churches in St.
Paul and Minneapolis. Rev. Jacobs
Rev. Reynolds, Rev. Gray and, Rev.
Coston, each of these gentlemen will
form special groups of their. members
and friends. Copies So cents.
FRANK WILSON. was arrained in the
Municipal Court last "Wednesday on
Of Cora Fletcher on a charge
Of bastardy. The case was continued
until next week and Wilson went to iail
IN default of $500 bail. The parties are
not from lower Minnesota street as
stated by the Globe.
IT WILL be advisable for as many as
'an do SO, to secure tickets for the Fete
champetre from our agents before hand
ind avoid the rush at the depots. No
one will be allowed on the grounds who
1oes not hold our ticket. Tickets NAV
% procured from Mr.. John L. Neal.
Rev. l.. II. Reynolds, Rev. W. II. Cos
on and Mr.. Will Turner in Minneapolis.
Nr. I. H. Lyles, Mr.. J. X. Hilyard Mr..
GEORGE Duckett, Rev. VIM. Gray, Rev. Il
;. $. Jacobs and at the WELTEaN AppEs1
flee in st. Paul. +
MR.. SIMON, "The Pawnbrokent.s who
Q nobly assisted poor John Shaffer. has
lyen additional proof Of friendly in
crest in us by placing large advertise ].
nent with us this week. We hope our |